We're here safe and sound, and it's so good to be back. I have my internet again! I also have a truck filled with household goods to put away, a mountain of laundry, and I'm tired from driving 8 hours today. The rest of our trip, after the bad motel experience, went great. I'll tell you all about it as soon as I find some free time to like actually sit down at the computer. In the meantime, happy Thanksgiving to all of you, and I'll be back blogging real soon.
November 23, 2011 - There's No Place Like Home!
We're here safe and sound, and it's so good to be back. I have my internet again! I also have a truck filled with household goods to put away, a mountain of laundry, and I'm tired from driving 8 hours today. The rest of our trip, after the bad motel experience, went great. I'll tell you all about it as soon as I find some free time to like actually sit down at the computer. In the meantime, happy Thanksgiving to all of you, and I'll be back blogging real soon.
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Yippee!! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family Granny! Luv ya, "The Italian" and Me
ReplyDeleteSo glad you made it home safe and sound. Rest up, tomorrow will be a busy day visiting with your family.
ReplyDeletehappy to hear you made it home safely. Happy Thanksgiving :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome home, and I'm glad you all are safe and sound at home...and Happy To give Thanks :o)
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving ..
Happy Thanksgiving to you too Granny. We're very glad to hear that your home safe and sound. We've missed you.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home! I hope someone else is hosting tomorrow so you can just be happy to be home.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving, Granny! And welcome back! So glad the rest of your trip went well.
ReplyDeleteRobin, give that Italian a big hug and kiss from Gran. Luv you too, and eager to begin our emails again!
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Rachel, "rest up" isn't in my vocabulary tonight. I'm still trying to figure out where to put everything, and I'm on my third load of laundry. Dinner was take out pizza though, so at least I didn't have to find the groceries.
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Mrs. Pickles, I'm looking forward to catching up on your blog! I've missed you :-(
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Thank you, Ginny. Same to you and Cecil.
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I've missed you too, Jody! I feel so relieved to be home for good, with only one house to have to worry about :-)
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Stefaneener, my daughter Amy is doing the family dinner tomorrow. I took the easy route and bought the pumpkin pies at Costco!
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Thank you, Alison! The rest of the trip was very enjoyable, the roads were good, the weather was great, the food was delicious and the hotel room was clean and well furnished....unlike the previous night!
Welcome home and Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeletethanks, Kitsap. I think I'm glad to be home....right now I'm too darned tired to care one way or the other ;-)
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving and welcome home.
ReplyDeleteAh-home sweet home! Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!!!!!
Welcome home Granny. It will be strange having you blog over the winter at home. We will get winter photos of your garden. I wonder if your spinach is still alive?
ReplyDeleteOh geeees you mean we have to put up with you allll winter. ;) ;) John
ReplyDeleteWelcome home and may you have a very Happy Thanksgiving day.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mac!
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Sue, it's still home sweet messy home! I have no idea where I'm going to put all of this stuff. I really don't need two of everything, so I think Goodwill (or my kids) will make out quite well this year :-D
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Daphne, if it's alive, I hope the leaf miners aren't! It was completely unusable when we left.
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Oh. John....you've put up with me for so many years now, you know you love it ;-)
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Mr. H., Thank you. By the way, those slot machines in Jackpot and Ely weren't too unkind to me. I had a lot of fun, and only lost what I'd won when we were in Yuma last month....that's a win-win in my book! Daughter and I are already planning a spring flight to Vegas for our husbands' birthdays.
Happy Thanksgiving. So glad the balance of your trip was uneventful. Am glad I will have your blog to read all winter. The days are rather long here when you are snowed in and it is great to have friends here on the internet.
ReplyDeleteLOL, Wilderness, I don't think my winter blogs will be very exciting....."I washed some mini-blinds and painted the windowsills" type of blog. Or "I had 8 loads of laundry to do today". Boring, huh?
ReplyDeleteWell Granny yours sound about as interesting as mine will be like yesterday. We got 9" of snow spent 2 2/1 hours just moving the snow on the walk to the driveway. Real exciting or maybe in a couple of days I will be able to get out to the road to go to town. LOL
ReplyDeleteWilderness, I had several inches of pine needles, branches and cones all over my front driveway and yard, but I have a darling son-in-law who came over this afternoon and cleaned them all up for me....and he even cleaned them off the roof!
ReplyDeleteGlad you made it! - Thans for changing my link!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminder, David! I had changed it in my reader, but forgot to change it in my sidebar.
ReplyDeleteOOOH!!! Cabbage patch! Picking apples! Going shopping! Lawn mower! Running Man! Bat-toosie!
ReplyDeleteI'm dancin', Granny! I'm dancin'!!
Shield your eyes.
I'm glad you're dancin', Ribbit. I'm coughing and sneezing and wipin' my nose. You dance, I think I'll go to bed.
ReplyDeleteYay! You're back!!! We missed you! Welcome "home"!
ReplyDeleteSuch fantastic news to hear about that everything went smoothly with the sale, I'm so happy for you! I bet your family is so happy to have you back home for the holidays too!
ReplyDeleteI missed you too, 1st Man! I'm just beginning to catch up with your blog posts, LOL!
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Erin, they were happy to have us back home safe and sound...forever!